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Not registered? Register online, in-person or mail in a completed form.
Note: After Oct.19th, registration options change . Learn more
Sign up for ballot tracking from the CA Secretary of State HERE
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October 5
Vote by mail ballots start to be mailed.
Voting opens at the Elections Department.
October 6
Vote by mail Ballot Drop Boxes available.
October 19
Voter Registration deadline.
October 20
Conditional Voter Registration and same day voting begins at the Elections Department (in-person).
October 23
Last day to request a vote by mail ballot be mailed (voters can still pick up a ballot at any vote center in Marin).
October 24
11-day Vote Center Locations open.
Note: In-person voter registration & voting available at all vote centers.
October 31
4-day Vote Center Locations open.
November 3, 2026
ELECTION DAY - LAST DAY TO VOTE!
ALL Vote Center Locations & Elections Dept Open 7 am — 8 pm.
Ballot Drop Boxes are locked at 8pm.
*POST - ELECTION *
November 25
Last day to correct ballot envelope signature issues by 5:00 p.m.
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Vote the ballot mailed to you
Important: Read & follow instructions carefully, SIGN the return envelope!
Vote in-person at the Marin County Elections Dept (Oct.5 - Nov.3) OR at ANY Marin County vote center (Oct.24 - Nov.3)
Early Voting: Oct.5 - Nov.2
Election Day Voting : Nov.3 , 7am - 8pm (Ballot drop boxes are locked at 8pm)
Learn more about your voting options HERE !
IMPORTANT:
Vote by mail ballots MUST be signed to be counted.
Vote by mail ballots returned less than 7 days before Election Day (10/28 - 11/3), should be returned to a ballot drop box or vote center. Voters who MUST use US Mail should request a hand stamped postmark by a post office clerk (to avoid US Mail postmark & delivery delays).
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Ballot Drop Box Information HERE
Locations & Hours also listed in your County Voter Information Guide (US Mail or email)
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California State Voter Information Guide
Marin County Voter Information Guide - mailed or emailed to voters - get a replacement by calling 415-473-6456
VOTE411 - Online Voter Guide , English & Spanish
EASY VOTER GUIDE - 5 Languages (published by LWVCEF & CA State Library)
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Candidate Forum Schedule — Info will be posted in early Sept.
Recordings will be posted on our YouTube Channel
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STATE BALLOT MEASURES
PROS & CONS — nonpartisan, unbiased analysis
From League of Women Voters of Marin County HERE — coming in Sept
From League of Women Voters of California Education Fund HERE — coming in Sept
LOCAL BALLOT MEASURES
ALL BALLOT MEASURES —
VOTE411 -- online voter guide has the Election Information You Need
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